how to grow golden teacher mushrooms

Yes, of course! It is essential to follow some steps. To start with, you will need mushroom spores or a grow kit, a spore syringe and then sterilized grains or a growing medium commonly referred to as substrate.

Firstly, you have to inoculate the spores into the sterilized grain, which will serve as nutrition for the mycelium, the vegetative part of the fungi. After inoculation, the grains should be kept in a dark place with a temperature between 75 and 81 degrees Fahrenheit.

The next step would be to add the colonized grains to your substrate in a larger container. The mycelium will then start consuming the new material and the container should be kept in the same conditions as before.

Once the substrate is fully colonized, the conditions need to change to promote mushroom formation, which will trigger the mycelium to produce 'pins', the early stages of mushroom growth. The humidity will need to be increased to 95-100%, and the temperature will need to be dropped to about 74-78 degrees Fahrenheit. Also, you will need to introduce light but avoid direct sunlight as it can desiccate the mushrooms.